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Türkiye on the Cusp of Electrification: Can the Grid and Storage Keep Pace with the Solar and Wind Boom?
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The combined installed capacity of solar and wind power reached approximately 43.4 gigawatts (GW) by August 2026, and in April, their combined output surpassed that of coal for the first time. However, Ankara aims to reach 120 GW by 2035, placing the grid, storage, and operational flexibility under a much greater test. With approximately 33 GW of solar and wind-related storage projects and a plan requiring nearly $28 billion in investments in …
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